With Smart Home, the networking of electronic devices within an apartment, a house, or generally any building is referred to. In this context, the term “Internet of Things” is also becoming increasingly well known. Anyone who wants, for example, lights to switch on or off automatically, or alarm systems and warning systems of any kind to be connected to the homeowner’s mobile phone or smartphone, will look into smart home technologies and use them in a sensible way. A major advantage of smart home technologies is the ability to react quickly from a distance as soon as something appears to be wrong.

In terms of burglary protection and increased security, smart home systems offer completely new methods and technologies. For example, it is possible to move away from the traditional house key method and instead open doors using a chip card or fingerprint. Broken, forgotten, or lost keys then become irrelevant.

Smart home also offers entirely new possibilities for controlling security elements. There are already applications that allow roller shutters to be closed remotely, for example. Or would you like current footage from surveillance cameras to be sent to your smartphone so you can see what is happening in your home at any given moment? – No problem. Smart home makes it possible!